Sentence examples for shot at something from inspiring English sources

But we're just taking a shot at something different".

We are about to take another shot at something that ended in failure five years ago.

The homework doesn't guarantee anything; with luck, it gives you a shot at something real.

A day had come and gone, and with it a shot at something special.

It was from years and years and years of repressed feeling from never getting the big shot at something.

Producing scripted drama for the Web gave Ms. Lippman a shot at something that would have been hard to pull off in movies or television.

Start the compressor on the sprayer and take several test shots at something disposable like a piece of cardboard until you get the feel for how the gun sprays and how far away you should hold it.

It's so rare to get a second shot at seeing something this good, you should do anything you can to get a ticket.

Storytelling is a totalitarian exercise, but if you want a shot at doing something legitimate, you have to do the work".

Their reward will be £25,000 each in prize money – as well as a shot at creating something beautiful out of what many might regard as an industrial scar on the landscape.

If you can dead-lift 300 pounds, you're the man! "The Chronicles of Riddick" is Mr. Diesel's ultimate shot at becoming something like the New Terminator, and his future as a superstar may hang in the balance.